gol: a high performance async log kit for golang

gol is a high performance async log infrastructure for golang, which include several useful log backend adapters, include file/file rotate/stmp/slack/elasticsearch etc...

Introduce

Level

gol support various log levels, you can set the logger's level to disable some lower level output

const (
    ALL LogLevel = iota
    DEBUG
    INFO
    WARN
    ERROR
    CRITICAL
)

Built in adapters

gol has several built in adapters

• Console adapter support write log to stderr, and this is the default adapter
• File adapter support write log to file
• File rotate adapter support write log to rotate files
• Smtp adapter support write log to email
• Slack adapter support write log to given slack channel
• ES adapter support write log to elastic search (under development)

Customize backend adapters

You can create any backend adapter which implement the Adapter interface.

Actually Adapter is a alias of io.Writer

type Adapter interface {
    io.WriteCloser
}

Color

gol also include a colorful output

Usage

Log to console

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!")
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Not log to console

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)
gol.RemoveAdapter(gol.CONSOLELOGGER)

Log to file

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.AddLogAdapter("file", file.NewAdapter("/var/log/tmp.log"))
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!")
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Rotate log to file

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.AddLogAdapter("rotate file", rotatefile.NewAdapter("./temp.log", 6, rotatefile.KB*1))
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!")
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Set level

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.SetLevel(gol.ERROR)
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!") // this will not print
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Set options

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.SetOption(gol.Llongfile | gol.Ldate | gol.Ltime | gol.Lmicroseconds)
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!")
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Add adapters

You can implement you own custom adapters which implement the Adapter interface.

import (
    "github.com/philchia/gol"
    "runtime"
)

defer gol.Flush()
gol.SetOption(gol.Llongfile | gol.Ldate | gol.Ltime | gol.Lmicroseconds)
gol.AddLogAdapter("anonymous", a)
gol.Debug("Hello, gol!!!")
gol.Criticalf("Hello from %s", runtime.GOOS)

Installation

$go get github.com/philchia/gol

or you can use go get -u to update the package

Documentation

For docs, see Documentation or run:

$godoc github.com/philchia/gol

Benchmark

gol include a benchmark against the builtin log package, run $go test ./... -bench . -benchmem in your terminal to run the bench

Features

• [X] Log level support
• [X] Customizable log option support
• [X] Async write
• [X] Colorful output
• [X] Flush buffered log
• [X] Toggle console adapter
• [X] Logrotate
• [X] Mail adapter
• [X] Slack adapter
• [X] Level support for single adapter
• [ ] Elastic Search adapter for ELK stack
• [ ] 100% coverage
• [ ] Customizable msg buffer size

License

gol code is published under the MIT license